If Minecraft Dungeons is not working for you, we have a potential fix for the bug below. However, it’s worth noting that this is not a permanent patch. The bug may return in the future — or at least until Mojang provides a substantial, permanent solution.
How to Fix the Unable to Verify Game Ownership Bug in Minecraft Dungeons
The ownership verification bug seems to have something to do with a device installation error. Before you do anything, let’s start by troubleshooting the basics. Make sure your version of Windows 10 has all of the latest updates.
If you’re not sure how to check for Windows 10 updates, follow these steps:
Click “Start” Go to “Settings” Select the “Update and Security” tab Click on “Download the update”
Now try starting the game again. If that does not work, exit Minecraft Dungeons and uninstall the Xbox Beta application. Restart your PC and reinstall the Xbox Beta application.
If you are still getting the “unable to verify game ownership” error, uninstall Minecraft Dungeons and manually re-install it on your computer.
Go to the Microsoft Store Search for Minecraft Dungeons Press the “. . . " button in the game’s window Click on “Install on my devices” Confirm the installation
When the download and installation processes finish, click “Play.” If the game doesn’t start, keep pressing “Try again” until the game starts.
If this fix didn’t help, then you will most likely have to wait for the official patch that (hopefully) fixes this bug once and for all.
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That’s it on how to fix the Minecraft Dungeons “unable to verify game ownership” bug. For more tips and tricks, try our other Minecraft Dungeons guides right here.
